Top Restaurants in St. George Island
Top Things to do in St. George Island
- 1. Saint George Island State Park
- 2. Apalachicola National Estuarine Research Reserve
- 3. Journeys of St. George Island
- 4. Saint George Island Lighthouse, Gift Shop and Museum
- 5. Island Charters
- 6. Bay View Charters of SGI
- 7. Island Dog Beach and Surf Shop
- 8. Island Fit Stand Up Paddleboard & Yoga
- 9. SGI Charters
- 10. Jolly Roger Beach Shop
Top 10 American food in St. George Island, Florida, United States
Best American restaurants nearby. Discover the best American food in St. George Island. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for American restaurants near you. including Weber's Little Donut Shop, Paddy's Raw Bar, Blue Parrot, The Beach Pit, Harry A's Bar & Grill, Subway, The Food Truck, Lynn’s Quality Oysters, Pesky Pelican, Doc Myers Island Pub & Sports Bar
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10. Doc Myers Island Pub & Sports Bar
Overall Ratings
3 based on 164 reviews
Reviewed By Madge B
Place looks cool, interesting. We arrived at 4:30 in the afternoon. A few folks at the bar and one other table waiting. We sat down and waited 15 minutes to be waited on. Ordered one cocktail and a Coke. Ten-15 minute wait on those. The $10 cocktail was terrible. Was supposed to have three different kinds of liquor. Seemed to have little of nothing. Waited on food for 45 minutes. Keep in mind the place still isn't that busy. Food was okay, nothing special. My fish sandwich was $15 and husband's cheeseburger was $14. We had stopped for a quick drink and sandwich. Left after an hour and a half and after tipping server our bill was $50. Our first evening on Island...BIG disappointment!
9. Pesky Pelican
Overall Ratings
4 based on 156 reviews
Reviewed By BluBuny
Quaint little restaurant next to Coastline RV park. Open for lunch and dinner. Excellent seafood menu with several unique dishes. They serve wine and beer. The red wine was served a little on the warm side. The shrimp and grits were the best I have ever had, and I have them from all around the South.
8. Lynnâs Quality Oysters
Overall Ratings
5 based on 434 reviews
Reviewed By Betty4697
Oh, my goodness. Iâve been coming to SGI for years and somehow never knew about Lynnâs.My loss. Just a small building on the water side of Hwy 98 outside East Point. Parking lot is on the side towards East Point. You probably think it is a fish market and it is, but oh so much more. We were greeted as we entered and seated ourselves at a window facing St George Bay.Steamed oysters and shrimp fresh off the boats. So....good. To top it off - homemade Key Lime Pie that was wonderful. The prices were more reasonable than most restaurants in the area. The service was exceptional.It is a âDonât Missâ.
7. The Food Truck
Reviewed By sarahsZ86CA
My husband and I stopped in at the Food Truck after a morning on the beach. The women working were friendly and there food was phenomenal. We ate the burgers and chicken wings which were both perfectly cooked and delicious. My family will definitely be making a return trip to the Food Truck! Check their Facebook page for their daily specials.
6. Subway
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By GrodTzu
This is the only chain restaurant on St. George Island. Nothing different/distinguishing from the other 1000âs of Subways. But, it is nice to be able to pop-in to order from the familiar standard Subway menu, get consistent food, at a price that is NOT inflated because itâs across from the beach on a hot vacation spot. If you like Subwayâs, youâre going to really appreciate this one. Note: they tout that they also serve pizza. Make that âfrozenâ-pizza that they warm-up. Stick to the traditional Subway fare. BJâs, a few blocks away, serves truly outstanding, freshly made pizza.
5. Harry A's Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
3 based on 654 reviews
Reviewed By Sherry J
Everything is clean and fresh! Food and drinks all good. Saturday night prime rib a great deal! Stop in for food fun and music!
4. The Beach Pit
Overall Ratings
4 based on 681 reviews
We offer breakfast, lunch and dinner seven days a week. We have fresh seafood, oysters, steaks, as well as Texas style BBQ. We also have a full bar serving beer, wine and liquor! We offer a relaxed atmosphere indoors as well as a screened in outdoor pat
Reviewed By Sherry J
Friendly staff and great traditional breakfast at a reasonable price. Noticed several âregularsâ who seem to love it here! To me that is always a good sign. They open at 7:30 for breakfast.
3. Blue Parrot
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1513 reviews
Reviewed By BuckIII
Good food and service is above average. If you like fresh seafood and sandwiches, you wonât be disappointed. Popular eatery and bar right on the beach at St. George Island. Close to everything. We eat there several times every time we stay on the island and have never had a bad experience.
2. Paddy's Raw Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 444 reviews
Paddyâs Raw Bar is an open air restaurant and bar located directly on the bay on beautiful St. George Island. With our large selection of draft beer, bottled beer and wine you can enjoy a cold drink with a dozen Apalachicola oysters. We offer fresh, local
Reviewed By Snuffa
Our family dines here every year while on vacation. The servers are friendly and they love dogs! There is a "dog bar" set up with bowls of water for them outside in the shade. Everything we ate was good, but I wish they would add a fish sandwich to their menu. My husband is allergic to shellfish so his options are limited. Our meals and photos are of the Impossible Burger, a regular cheeseburger, chicken wrap, shrimp salad sandwich, and a 1/2 lb boiled shrimp.
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1. Weber's Little Donut Shop
Overall Ratings
4 based on 114 reviews
Weberâs Little Donut Shop on beautiful St George Island is more than your favorite donut shop - itâs your happy place! We proudly serve cake style donuts, made fresh daily.
Reviewed By kristinl375
Recently visited and we have been coming to the island every year for 27 years and I have never had a Weberâs donut. I had gotten up early and decided to venture out to see what the fuss was about. When I got there, I saw they didnât take credit cards so I walked to the grocery store and got some cash. So glad I didnât give up on my venture. After a long wait and much frustration, I was able to get 2.5 dozen for the whole family. When I got them home everyone raved about how good they were and they were shocked we hadnât gotten them before. This is a must!
Where to Eat in St. George Island: The Best Restaurants and Bars
